Match Day Thread Sell out v The Franchise

I can’t understand why the 2,000 haven’t been snapped very quickly, given they were offered to die hard ST holders.

Admittedly we have a small % of fans who live aboard and don’t attend many (any) games, but these cannot be ST holders ?

 

If it was a Saturday game they would have all gone yesterday. Midweek games at the Valley are notorious for being down by 2/3 thousand in home areas compared to weekends.

If you are a season ticket holder and not in tier 3 then I would hang fire as the chances of getting a ticket for tomorrow night is high

 

Kent fans have been cut off because of the restrictions - I reckon that's more than 50% of the 4000 total

 

Tell your Dad my £100 ticket offer is now down to 38p.

 

At 10.30 there were 800 seats available. I might get one after all.

 

Some fans may be nervous about returning, even with all the safety measures put in place.
I had just assumed the tickets would all be snapped up.

If I was in the area tomorrow evening I'd think about going.
But it's a long way for me to travel, and I am a bit apprehensive at present.
I'll see how things go for a while.

 

Should have been bovril

 

First come first served from half 2

 

Have got one in the East Stand.

 

I hear Deji Oshilaja has Covid. Levitt is isolating as well.

 

Got one just in front of my normal north lower seat

 

@dick plumb

If you do manage to get a ticket, TV channels want to interview our fans outside the ground before the game.

 

I am up for that, I can do a bit of self publicity.

 

Be prepared to answer some really probing questions designed to catch you off balance...

• "How does it feel to be allowed back into games?"
• "What's your view on new owner Thomas Sandgaard?"
• "How do you think Charlton will get on this evening?"

Real David Frost calibre stuff.
They might even ask what you thought of the lockdown.
Try not to get a bit sarcastic with them though. That only works for Gordon Strachan.

 

Hope those 606 Members with a Golden Ticket enjoy the return to the Valley tonight.

You cannot beat the old place. A shrine to football.

 

Indeed. Unlike the rest of you I didn't support Charlton from an early age, I was a floater for 4 years after coming to London, but on my first visit to the Valley, a 0-3 loss to QPR in 1975, I started cheering them on immediately. The Valley really does have a unique atmosphere.

 

You mean you are NOT a Londoner

 

Not for the last 6 years.

 

From the MKD website

 

Poor old Seb